@wordnerdy I did qualify as “severely” immunocompromised but the pharmacist also said the fourth shot gives you something like less than 1% extra coverage? It’s still annoying that you couldn’t get it and I feel like every little bit matters but I do hope that’s true about the fall shot!
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@nope4evr Like exactly what I am spending 95% of my waking time thinking about as I prep to go back in two weeks and also have no idea if the vaccine is even effective for me as an immunocompromised person and what that means for contracting or transmitting it
@wordnerdy wow, if my high school self had known that someday Adam Schlesinger would die as the result of a global pandemic, she would have been somewhat comforted to know that this tragedy would also result in a Kay Hanley cover of Radiation Vibe
I’ve been very actively reading Twitter during this pandemic even though I haven’t actually been tweeting. But bad news: my therapist wants me to stay off this platform to reduce my anxiety. So I guess everyone will need to contact me directly with terrible news now.
Great info on psychological and cognitive factors that relate to “fake news” in this session: motivated reasoning, cognitive dissonance, selective exposure, etc. #infolit18
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